There may be times where paper checks need to be issued to employees instead of processing a direct deposit file. You can suspend the direct deposit process for the client by using 1 of the following processes.
important
Changing the status on the client’s bank account to
Suspend
in the
Direct Deposit
tab of the
Bank Accounts
screen won’t stop the direct deposit process.
Method 1: Suspend 1 bank account at a time
If you have a handful of employee paper checks to print, you can suspend each bank account on an individual employee basis.
Go to the
Direct Deposit
tab in
Setup
, then
Employees
.
Edit the employee.
In the Direct Deposit Allocation section, change the status for each of the employee’s bank accounts to
Suspend
.
Select
Enter
to save your changes.
Repeat for each employee receiving a paper check.
Process payroll paper checks.
Change the status of each bank account back to
Approved
when the payroll process is complete.
Method 2: Suspend a group of bank accounts
If you have a large number of employee paper checks to print, you can suspend a group of bank accounts at once.
Select
Prenoting
in
Process
, then
Direct Deposit
.
Select
Include accounts with approved status
.
Drag the Client ID header into the
Group by
field to group the list by Client ID.
Select the plus sign next to the Client ID to display the list of bank accounts. The Name column contains the name associated with each listed bank account. You'll find the employee's name in this column.
Mark the checkbox for each employee's bank account that requires a paper check.
Once the checkboxes are marked in the Prenoting grid, the
Action
field becomes active. Change the Action to perform to
Change to Suspend
.
Select
Process
.
Select
Done
.
Process payroll
Once the bank account status is set to suspend, you can enter payroll checks and Process payroll paper checks as normal.
If payroll checks were entered before the employee bank accounts were suspended, you’ll need to refresh the payroll check information.
Change the bank accounts back to Approve
When the payroll process is complete, use either method listed earlier to update the status of each employee’s bank account to